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Is it ok to have a half a cm smal node in the lower posterior triangle infront trapezius after a soar throat? not visibile to the eye in any position?
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Yes: I would say so, it is not uncommon the have swollen lymph nodes during a viral or bacterial infection. Certainly it should resolve quickly as you otherwise begin to feel better and if it persists I would definitely be seen.
Answered 1/5/2016
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